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Queensland Heeler Dog - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This was difficult for me to created that "mottled" look that these Queensland Heelers are famous for. I cam probably do other color versions of this same dog design, just contact me.
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Navajo Lady
$45.95This tile portrays a Navajo Woman dressed in her traditional costume that they still wear today.
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Panda Bears - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95There is nothing more lovable looking than the Giant Panda Bears. They live in very remote mountainous regions of Western China up in the Himalayas and very little is known about them. These plumpish, clumsy bears live almost entirely off of bamboo. They are an Endangered Species and there are only about 2500 of them left. In fact they are the representatives of all Endangered Species and are the symbol for the World Wildlife Fund.
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Sahuaro Cactus
$45.95I lived in Tucson Arizona for many years and these magnificent tree-sized plants add a supernatural quality to the already "other worldly" landscape there. They are especially awesome to see at night when the moon casts shadows of them onto the desert floor.
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Frogs - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95When I was traveling in Costa Rica I actually got to see some of these endangered frogs and I just loved their built-in tropical color schemes. They are wet little animals who live in the Rain Forest so I drew them dancing in the rain!
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Sea Lions - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Sea Lions - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Lighthouse at Point Pinos - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse at Point Pinos
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Capistrano Swallows - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Capistrano Swallows - Hand Painted Art Tile
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The Alamo Mission in San Antonio Texas
$45.95This is the famous Mission known as the "The Alamo" where the famous Texas battle for independence was fought in 1836.
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Tumacacori Mission
$45.95San Cayetano del Tumacacoi is a Mission which was founded by Father Serra and located outside the small town of Tubac, Arizona. It comes with a special identifying label on the back.
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Great Blue Heron - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This Great Blue Heron design ceramic tile depicts an elegant large bird which I have the honor to see frequenting my pond where he stands still for minutes on end until he plunges his beak into the water and catches an unsuspecting fish for his dinner.
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Trigger Fish - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Trigger Fish - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Navajo Lady on a Horse
$45.95This tile portrays a Navajo Indian woman living in the New Mexican plains riding her black and white classic Paint Pony with some of the famous mesas and buttes behind her.
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Koi Fish - Hand Painted Ceramic Tile
$45.95This pair of bright Koi Fish seem to glow in the deep green color water. The Japanese character is a symbol for Prosperity as the Koi Fish with their golden coloring is a symbol for wealth in Japan and other Asian countries.
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Lighthouse Santa Cruz - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95Lighthouse Santa Cruz - Hand Painted Art Tile
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Rooster Head - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95I was looking through an antique, 19th century German art book of Black and White lithographs of various subject matters and objects that an artist might use in his endeavors. I came across this Rooster head image. We had a mean ornery rooster in our back yard for me to check out the colors and textures of his bright red waddle and golden eyes and feather colors.
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Grey Whale & Baby - Hand Painted Art Tile
$45.95The Grey whale is a Baleen whale that feeds on small crustaceans on the bottom of the sea. He has 2 blowholes which create a unique V-shaped “blow”. Each October the Grey whales make a most amazing annual migration of 7000 miles one way from his feeding grounds in the Bering Straight to the tropical seas of Mexico where the females give birth. I have seen Grey whales in the famous Scammons Lagoon in Baja where they came right up to our small Mexican“ponga” boat and we could actually touch them. It is in this warm water lagoon where the mother’s give birth. I have portrayed my grey whale with a newborn calf close beside her.
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